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Charge Registered Nurse – Trauma Orthopedics

LiveWell Homecare Agency

Saint Louis, Missouri

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RN

Still listed, seen today · Posted Jul 21 · Asks for 1 year of experience

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Living costs about 9% below the US average

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About this role

Role: Provides leadership and coordination of nursing staff on a unit, ensuring quality patient care and clinical objectives are met.

Responsibilities

Assigns, educates, and monitors staff; assesses patient care needs; develops patient care plans; collaborates with advanced practice providers; evaluates care effectiveness; addresses patient care complaints; contributes to hiring, training, and staff evaluations; maintains safety standards.

Qualifications

Graduate of an accredited nursing school or equivalent; minimum of one year RN experience.

Skills and Requirements

Excellent communication, leadership, and assessment skills; physical ability to perform clinical duties including standing, walking, lifting, and patient mobility; ability to work alertly and safely.

Licenses and Certifications

Valid RN license in applicable states; BLS certification from AHA; specific licensing requirements vary by state.

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Duties

Staff management, patient care assessment, collaboration, quality evaluation, and compliance with safety and licensing standards.

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LiveWell Homecare Agency
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